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Pearson Edexcel International Advanced Level Physics International Advanced Level UNIT 5: Thermodynamics, Radiation, Oscillations and Cosmology

Pearson Edexcel International Advanced Level In Physics (WPH15/01) Paper 5: Thermodynamics, Radiation, Oscillations and Cosmology

This document contains questions from newly added topic in 9702 Physics of Astronomy and Cosmology. If you have gripped the concepts of the topic this is a perfect start to apply your knowledge and solve some exam style questions. There are answers to all questions at the end. Make sure to practice these as they will definitely come in handy for your exams.

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What is the Cosmological Argument?A classical argument for the existence of God, it is based on a belief that there is a first cause behind the existence of the universe What kind of argument is the Cosmological Argument?A posterior - it derives the conclusion that God exists from a posterior premise because it is based on what can be seen in the world and the universe How does Plato play a part in the Cosmological Argument?Plato develops one of the earliest forms as he argued that the...

nuclear Fusion A nuclear reaction in which nuclei combine to form more massive nuclei with the simultaneous release of energy. H + H -> He (simplified) Sun Spot areas of intense magnetic fields we are concerned because we have wired our planet with magnetism Solar Flare A sudden eruption of intense high-energy radiation from the sun's surface Sun Spot Cycle every 11 years Red Shift things moving farther away - shows the universe is expanding Milky Way our galaxy, A collection of sta...

What are the three possible outcomes for the universe Open, closed, flat universe The rate of expansion has what since the beginning of the universe Slowed down The total amount of matter in the universe is shown in Average density of matter Observations of visible galaxies reveal an Absolute density greater than average critical density Evidence suggests that the universe contains a great amount of Dark matter By measuring redshifts of the most remote galaxies, astronomers can determine ...

A summary of chapter 1: Cosmology and the Birth of Our Earth of the book Earth: Portrait of a Planet by Stephen Marshak the seventh edition.

Unit for force A) second (s) B) meter (m) C) Newton (N) D) Joule (J) - C) Newton (N) The study of motion in One Dimension A) Kinematics B) Kinesthetics C) Oncology D) Osmology - A) Kinematics Vectors include both A) speed and direction B) magnitude and direction C) distance and acceleration D) magnitude and distance - B) Magnitude and direction Unit for mass A) second (s) B) meter (m) C) kilogram (kg) D) gram (g) - C) kilogram (kg) Unit for acceleration A) m/s^2 B) m/s C)...

Q UE ST ION 1 In general, how did Jewish and Christian interpreters interact with Aristotelian cosmology? (select all that apply) The ignored it and dismissed it because it was pagan in origin The Aristotelian concepts were appealed to on occasion to support the true meaning of Scripture They had to reckon with it since it made much more sense than the ancient cosmology None of the above Q UE ST ION 2 Despite a growing body of evidence, most Christian leaders rejected that the Earth w...